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Greetings! on october sixth, my ob/gyn performed a hysteroscopy on me and i have yet to see my menstrual cycle. is this normal?
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Probably not normal: You've gone two months without a period. Unless an endometrial ablation was performed as part of the hysteroscopy, you should still have periods. You should get a pregnancy test and see your ob/gyn about it and find out why you aren't having periods. Best Wishes!
Answered 1/5/2019
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